Re: mutt no longer renders HTML or spawns browser on text/html

martin f krafft wrote: Hey folks, for a few weeks now, my mutt (version info below) renders HTML messages as HTML, i.e. it does not run them through w3m, which is configured in mailcap as the first copiousoutput text/html viewer. I also have implicit_autoview on. This used to work and I did not

Re: Subfolders

Charles Howard wrote: [..] It's advisable to "trim" your posts than have your correspondents do it for you ;-) But in the folder list only 0 shows up. If I press enter on I just get a blank screen. I'm not trying to put emails as well as folders in 0. I just have the one subfolder. I can se

No indent string displayed

I have noticed some threads on another mailing list where the quoting via the "indent_string" character is not visible on some posts, making it difficult to keep track of "who said what". This is apparently not caused by mutt's not displaying the thread correctly, since I see the same thing in

[Fwd: Re: the "attachments" command]

My apologies for replying to you personally. T-Bird does not have a reply-to-list function and I forgot to change the To: header accordingly. Gen-Paul. --- Begin Message --- Patrick Shanahan wrote: * Patrick Gen-Paul [10-17-09 16:49]: I ran into the :attachments command by accident while

the "attachments" command

I ran into the :attachments command by accident while tabbing at the ":" mutt command line prompt. I checked the muttrc man page as well as the mutt manual and I was unable to find it documented anywhere. Unless I missed it, it's not even listed under "6.2 Configuration commands" in the Mutt

Re: Print Japanese UTF-8 mails

Horacio Sanson wrote: I want to print emails from within mutt but when the emails contain Japanese text in UTF-8 encoding I get very bad results and wasted paper. For printing Japanese text I use the command: cat JapaneseDoc.txt | paps | lpr Here the paps converts the japanese text to postsc

Using vim's 'clientserver' feature to compose messages

Is anybody using this feature? One thing that I find mildly frustrating with mutt, is that once you fire up the editor, you no longer have access to mutt's message browsing capabilities. For instance, when I'm in the middle of replying to a message and I need to refer to other messages, I have t

Re: keyboard paste address in compose, To: line

Thomas Baker wrote: [..] I'll try to find the where the mappings of X colors to features of mutt are defined... That would be in your ~/.muttrc. There used to be a slew of such mappings at wiki.mutt.org but right now practically all the links appear to be broken. Useful samples and screen

Re: keyboard paste address in compose, To: line

bill lam wrote: On Thu, 03 Sep 2009, Patrick Gen-Paul wrote: I'm pretty sure that a bit like mutt, gnu/screen supports piping its commands to an external application, but I'm don't see at a glance how this could be implemented. You can use screen bindkey. Adding the

Re: keyboard paste address in compose, To: line

Gary Johnson wrote: On 2009-09-03, Patrick Gen-Paul wrote: Gary Johnson wrote: [..] Is their anyway I could copy something mutt+vim to the clipboard and retrieve it in Seamonkey via a Ctrl-V for instance? Ahem.. "there"..? maybe - I'll have to remember proofreading one&#x

Re: keyboard paste address in compose, To: line

Gary Johnson wrote: [..] That's true, and I use it frequently, but it will only copy and paste among windows running in that terminal. You can't, for example, use it to copy from Firefox and paste into mutt. But in this instance, you still have to use the mouse to select what you paste to t

Re: keyboard paste address in compose, To: line

brownh wrote: Often, when composing a message, I want to past an address in the To: line without using my mouse. However, the usual C-y or C-v keyboard commands don't work. Any suggestions? What terminal are you running mutt in? How do you select the address you want to paste? Where are you

Re: Malformed From: address in headers

Cameron Simpson wrote: On 15Aug2009 14:06, Gen-Paul wrote: [...nice rant...] Thanks for snipping. I've read some of his older posts and he sounds like a decent enough sort of chap otherwise. Actually, a few months back, his malformed "From:" email address was quoted and did not cause me

Re: Malformed From: address in headers

On Tue, Aug 11, 2009 at 10:12 PM, Kyle Wheeler wrote: > -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- > Hash: SHA256 > > On Tuesday, August 11 at 09:34 PM, quoth Patrick Gen Paul: >> Is there a well-respected mail etiquette, or RFC even, that I could >> refer him to? > > Ah! Why

Re: Malformed From: address in headers

On Tue, Aug 11, 2009 at 8:19 PM, Kyle Wheeler wrote: > -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- > Hash: SHA256 > > On Tuesday, August 11 at 07:41 PM, quoth Patrick Gen Paul: >>Does anyone know why this is happening, and how I can work around it? > > I think you pretty much hit t

Malformed From: address in headers

On the python-users mailing lists, there are posts from a user who forges his From: email address to something like: Joe User The result in mutt with "index_format" set to: %-30.30n ... is that the following is displayed in the index: python-list-bounces+pge

Re: Using templates

On 8/2/09, Rocco Rutte wrote: > See these variables: > > $ mutt -Q askcc askbcc abort_nosubject > askbcc is unset > askcc is unset > abort_nosubject=ask-yes > > and the following ticket: > > http://dev.mutt.org/trac/ticket/1113 > > Rocco I missed askcc - so there is no askto variable and this pr

Using templates - [plain text]

I have created a template: From: Gen Paul To: pgenp...@gmail.com Cc: Bcc: Subject: [To be defined] When I do: $ mutt -H template.txt I see this at the bottom of the screen: To: pgenp...@gmail.com So I have to hit to continue, Then I see this: Cc: So I hit again, And only then mutt laun